By denomination: Coins of Asia
43 · 1 379 recordsThe imperial money system rested on the rouble of 100 kopeks, but poltinas, polupoltinniks, grivenniks, dengas and polushkas circulated alongside, and zloty, groszy and abazi in the annexed lands. The same denomination was struck for decades and differs by reign, year and mint. 43 collections, 1 379 records in total. The largest: Rupee — 245, Tenge — 174, Lira — 119, Yen — 94, Sen — 85. Every entry carries photographs of both sides, metal, fineness, weight, diameter, mintage and catalogue numbers after Bitkin, Uzdenikov and Conros. Groups with fewer than five records are not listed separately.
- Rupee 245
- Tenge 174
- Lira 119
- Yen 94
- Sen 85
- Dram 71
- Cent 65
- Yuan 57
- Piastre 49
- Won 46
- Paisa 26
- Dinar 22
- Centavo 22
- Fils 22
- Shekel 21
- Dollar 19
- Rial 18
- Shekel (new) 18
- Som 17
- Sum 16
- Somoni 12
- Para 12
- Halal 12
- Manat 11
- Leu 9
- Tugrik 9
- Afghani 9
- Tyin 8
- Peso 7
- Lari 7
- Toman 7
- Kurus 7
- Peso 7
- Rin 7
- Dirham 6
- Stuiver 6
- Tiyin 6
- Baiz 6
- Centimo 5
- Tetri 5
- Hirsch 5
- Kirsh 5
- Stiver 5
